K-Beauty Notes
celimax: Noni, ceramides and serums for your routine
Noni, ceramides or more evenness: Lee classifies three celimax serums and shows how you can add a suitable product to your existing routine.
SKIN1004: Select Centella, cleansing oil and care appropriately
Get to know SKIN1004: Lee explains the origin and pronunciation of the brand, three different steps and the information on natural cosmetics and animal testing.
Ginseng in skincare: A look at ginseng, rice and green tea
A root, a rice grain, a tea leaf: Lee looks at the preparation behind the plant name and explains what helps with the selection.
If the skin feels tight or burns: Understanding the skin barrier
Suddenly the familiar cream burns. Lee explains what the skin barrier does, how you can make your routine more manageable and when medical advice is necessary.
What skin type do I have? An orientation for your routine
The nose is shiny, the cheeks are tense: Lee helps you to classify your observations and guides you to the appropriate articles about skin and care.
Which moisturizer suits your skin?
Sometimes it needs a creamier texture, sometimes a smaller amount. Lee helps you choose moisturizer based on how your skin feels and your daily routine.
Arencia: What Mochi Cleanser and Hyssop Serum can do
Soft cleansing paste and a serum gel can look similar. At Arencia, Lee shows you what is lathered and rinsed off - and what is left on the skin as care.
K-Beauty Advent Calendar 2026: Ideas for 24 personal doors
24 doors that suit your favorite person: ideas for self-filling, matching K-Beauty products and a first look at our 2026 Advent calendar filling.
Best Korean cosmetics for mature skin
At 60+, the bathroom doesn't suddenly need ten new bottles. Most of the time, the skin needs less rest. The short answer is: The one best Korean cosmetics for mature skin...
Korean skincare at Rossmann: brands, ISANA and suitable steps
Discover Korean skincare at Rossmann: Lee explains the ISANA line, three steps and the selection based on your previous routine.
Vitamin C in skincare: application, combinations and storage
Morning or evening, before the cream or in the fridge? When it comes to vitamin C, it's worth looking at the exact formula. Lee goes through the questions with you.
Anti-aging from Korea: Which serum suits your skin?
Retinol, PDRN or a rich cream? We classify Korean serums and skincare products according to your skin needs - with concrete recommendations and realistic expectations.
Dehydrated or dry skin: What care does your skin need right now?
The forehead shines while the cheeks are tense. Lee explains why water and skin oil are different things and how to adapt your routine to your current condition.
Large pores and blackheads: What care can change
Small dots on the nose are not automatically blackheads. Lee helps you take a closer look and choose care that doesn't overwhelm your skin.
Niacinamide: When it suits your routine
Maybe your favorite cream already contains niacinamide. Thu will help you understand its tasks and select further care based on your needs.
PDRN, collagen and peptides: Three care terms in comparison
Three big names on one serum: Lee explains what differentiates collagen, peptides and PDRN and which information will really help you when choosing your routine.
Routine for redness and rosacea: morning and evening
If the skin turns red quickly, it does not need a full application of active ingredients. This little routine relies on familiar care and as little friction as possible.
Pimple marks or pigment spots: How to choose your routine
Once a pimple has disappeared, its color sometimes remains. Lee explains how such marks differ and what you can pay attention to when caring for them.
Skin Longevity – strengthening skin in the long term
Strengthening skin in the long term: What skin longevity means in everyday life and how moisture, UV protection and a suitable routine come together.
Routine for oily, impure skin: morning and evening
Shiny forehead but still dry cheeks? This is how you build a manageable routine that brings cleansing and moisturizing together.
What wrinkles do we have on our face?
A face carries a small dictionary. There are transverse lines on the forehead. The frown line sits between the eyebrows, even when no one is angry. And the Korean 팔자주름 has...
Glass Skin: What does the look mean – and how does it suit your skin?
Glass Skin describes a neat, light-reflecting look. We'll show you how to classify it in just a few steps without demanding perfection from your skin.
